Gareth
Barry has revealed he could walk away from Manchester City at the end of the
season, as Arsenal reportedly look on with real interest.
Arsene
Wenger is actively looking for a holding midfield player this summer and could
turn to Barry having, so far, drawn a blank with his top two targets.
We
have so far failed to land the signatures of Bayer Leverkusen star Lars Bender,
and Everton’s Marouane Fellaini.
So
reports claim Wenger will tell Barry that he would be an integral part of his
team.
And
now Barry, 32, who joined City from Aston Villa in a £12m deal four years ago,
admits he is disappointed there has been no offer.
“It’s
just a case of wait and see, as far as a new contract is concerned,” Barry told
the Daily Mirror.
“I
haven’t heard anything about a new deal from the club, so it looks as though my
contract will run out next summer and I’ll have to take it from there.
“The
manager has spoken to me. He told me that he sees a place for me in his squad
as he wants two quality players in every position.”
We
are willing to offer Barry a 12-month deal worth around £75,000 a week, with
the option of a second year if he is a success.
Barry
is overrated and I would not like to see him arrive at the Emirates, as he
would not be value for money and wouldn’t add quality to what he already
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